I am Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Copenhagen. I received my Ph.D. in Economics from Northwestern University in 2019.
My primary interests are in Microeconomic Theory, particularly in the intersection of Economics of Information and Behavioral Economics. I am most interested in models of strategic information acquisition, processing, and exchange. In terms of applications, I am most excited by topics in Digital Economics.
I am coordinating the seminar series of the Microeconomics Research Unit at the University of Copenhagen.
I am also one of co-organizers of the Nordic Theory Group alongside Jacopo Bizzotto and Daniel Hauser.
Feel free to reach out if you are interested in presenting at either venue.
News
- [Aug 25, 2025] Updated teaching materials for Mechanism Design and Financial Markets Microstructure courses to reflect the most recent course iterations (the update includes both compiled pdfs and latex sources on github).
- [Jul 18, 2025] A new and heavily revised draft is out for "Optimally Biased Expertise" with Pavel, Andrei, and Maxim!
- [Jul 18, 2025] "Designing Social Learning" with Aleksei is now accepted at EER!
- [Apr 23, 2025] Nordic Economic Theory Workshop 2025 will be held on June 26-27, 2025 in Copenhagen. You are welcome to stop by if you are in the area! (Participation is free but please register.)
- [Dec 13, 2024] First draft for "Strategic Attribute Learning" with Jean-Michel and Ludmila is now out!
- [Nov 27, 2024] "Timing of Predictions in Dynamic Cheap Talk: Experts vs. Quacks" with Aleksei is now R&R at AEJ:Microeconomics!
- [Aug 17, 2024] "Optimally Biased Expertise" with Pavel, Andrei, and Maxim is now R&R at the Economic Journal!